System: Marantz SR6003
---> Crown XLS 2000 ---> Philharmonic Model 2
---> Tapco Juice J2500 --> DIY Maelstrom X
Victory goes... TO THOSE WITH COURAGE!!!
djreef (09-07-2012)
GranteedEV (08-15-2012),lsiberian (08-15-2012)
1) Create a problem that heretofore never existed.
2) Convince potential customers* that they suffer from said problem via convincing puffery that actually says nothing.
3) Come up with a solution that acts on this problem in the same way it was created.
4) Market said solution via ambigious promises and platitudes to those that have conviced themselves that they suffer from it.
5) Take checks to the bank.
* Preferably those with magic pebbles in their head.
"Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit; wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad" - Anonymous
Some of my systems: http://cgi.audioasylum.com/systems/1606.html
djreef (09-07-2012),Nomo (09-07-2012),Rickster71 (08-15-2012)
Grador is looking for a job at AH
I.....I had no clue there was a local speaker manufacturer, great to see they embody a lot of what is wrong with the industry. I'm kinda tempted to contact them and set up an audition to see if their speakers actually do have Phoenix Effect Distortion.
HT: Samsung LN32B460 32" LCD (greyscale calibrated) | AVR: Yamaha RX-V765 | L/R: Emp E55Ti | C: Paradigm Center 1 | Rears: Sony Junk | SW: Klipsch RW-10d miniDSP | Sources: Acer Revo Ion running XBMC with mySQL library server and 4 TB HDD, PS3, Technics SL-Q2 TT | 2x Aura Pro Bass Shakers
Bookshelf: Yamaha RX-V992 | Paradigm Mini Monitors
Shelved for now: Paradigm 11 SE Deluxe
Thanks for posting, EV.
It appears the SM-1 is only $260,000 a pair!
For that price one could have:
3 pr of TAD Reference One
6 pr of TAD Compact Reference One
8 pr of KEF Blade
11 pr of Revel Salon 2
26 pr of Pioneer/TAD S-1EX
130 pr of Philharmonic 2
Last edited by monkish54; 08-14-2012 at 11:00 PM.
Irvrobinson should be listened to
Oh no it's not. A quote from the real worst one:
Bi-wiring BSWhen using a single full-range speaker cable (not BiWiring) the large
amounts of bass energy carried within the single cable has an adverse
effect on the upper frequencies. In a BiWire set-up the cable feeding the
higher frequencies no longer handles the large magnetic fields caused by
the high current needed to produce bass. BiWiring does not affect the bass
fundamentals, but the treble signal now travels a less disturbed path. It’s a
little like the difference between swimming through waves versus through
smooth water. Bass frequencies will sound better because bass definition
is actually located in the midrange and higher frequencies. . It is always
worthwhile to take advantage of the benefits of BiWiring when the speaker
manufacturer has gone to the extra expense of providing this capability. The
performance benefits of reducing distortion in this way are substantial.
Grador is looking for a job at AH
HT: Samsung LN32B460 32" LCD (greyscale calibrated) | AVR: Yamaha RX-V765 | L/R: Emp E55Ti | C: Paradigm Center 1 | Rears: Sony Junk | SW: Klipsch RW-10d miniDSP | Sources: Acer Revo Ion running XBMC with mySQL library server and 4 TB HDD, PS3, Technics SL-Q2 TT | 2x Aura Pro Bass Shakers
Bookshelf: Yamaha RX-V992 | Paradigm Mini Monitors
Shelved for now: Paradigm 11 SE Deluxe
Irvrobinson should be listened to